Storm Ravages Arkansas City Inundates Homes And Raises Floods
A Gazette special reports a fierce late night storm in Arkansas City blowing down two houses owned by Maj. John D. Adams occupants were black, a near hotel house was swept off its foundation and floated. Capt D O Hemingway rescued inmates. Calaboose washed away this morning. Vicksburg end and Yazoo City reports of rising rivers and stock moving by boat. Mayersville area flooded with water inland.
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Tobacco Manufacturers Convention Acts to Stabilize Tax Debate
Washington March 16 The tobacco manufacturers convention opened at 10 35 AM with a resolutions report proposing that Congress reduce the manufactured tobacco tax and that the action be considered settled for two years A plan for an executive committee centered near New York was adopted and a memorial to Congress urged abolishing all internal revenue taxes on tobacco with strong advocacy by the association officials and dealers alike
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Clinton and Naples Back Re Publicans in Strong Vote
Limerick elected a full fusionist board for town offices by large majorities. In Biddeford ward 1 second trial the Democrats won their council and clerk candidates. A Portland salesman embezzled about 600 dollars. he lives in Bethel. Augusta municipal court judge A G Andrews confirmed. Portland Democrats organize with John S Russell as chairman and George F McQuillan as treasurer. Sailing boat Geo W Cushing from Portland to Boston in seven hours and twenty minutes. Vanceboro fears smallpox at St Croix. one case, exposure widespread. E M Hersey’s clothspin factory closed, Shaw’s tannery to follow.
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Notable Dartmouth Class of 133 Faces Long Lives
The Dartmouth class of 1'33 includes thirty-one members with seventeen living, averaging over 70 years, and one Mormon among the so called sacred twelve in Utah. Benjamin F. Lewin of Plainfield dies after a fall near White River Junction. He was about 45 and leaves a family. Farmington Democrats elect a fall town ticket with coffee and refreshments to entice voters. Twelve men sign the pledge. The supreme rail bench adjourns after a session in Concord, ruling sixty five cases. The minority voting law in the Hayes case is declared unconstitutional. Many lawyers from across the state await the court's final decisions.
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Guano Torpedo Shipment Case Reported to Congress
A report from the secretary of state details contraband war materiel linked to Peru and Callao. It covers a torpedo boat found aboard a ship by Grace & Co and says munitions, including rifles, moved from Panama to Callao under the U.S. flag before transshipment. The document cites Horace N. Fisher letters from 1879 and notes the issue as a matter of U.S. responsibility.
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City council orders and committee reports on building permits and public works
The record summarizes committee actions on building permits including a Fremont Foundry request to erect a wooden addition on Calvert Street, reports on public institutions special appropriations, a $1000 reward offer for Harriet A Bell’s killer, and printing costs for census statistics as a city document. It also notes payments for land damages from the Stony Brook channel project, abatements for Old Colony Steamboat and Red Line Transit, and inspection roles for second assistant assessors.
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Barton town clerk re-elected after thirty five years in office
The article notes William Graves has been reelected town clerk of Barton, extending his tenure to thirty five years. Other local items include L Robinson as a Democratic governor candidate, M Walker selling potatoes, and minor legal and public health notices across Vermont towns.
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Worcester policeman John Keyes goes missing after Saturday
In Pittsfield two boys Bolton aged nine and Douglass aged one broke through the river ice during a slide. Bolton drowned while Douglass was saved. In New Bedford a man feigned letters to burglarize Mrs Silva at No. 49 Ash Street taking 646 dollars, 12 from a Portuguese resident, and other small sums. Mrs Silva was found unconscious. a chloroform bottle was found. she had not seen the attacker before.
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Disappearance of Spotter Bliss Ends in Worcester Return
Spotter Bliss of Providence reappears in Worcester Massachusetts claiming he fled due to feared violence from liquor dealers. Rumors suggest he carried money in a sack. In Cumberland Rachel Sayles’s home, Jesse D Sayles 26 a Woonsocket Patriot compositor killed himself by cutting his throat after prior attempts. He was unmarried and had wealthy kin in Pawtucket and Cumberland.
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Cumberland
Waterbury Horror details double murder by maniac
McCaffrey, described as possibly insane, killed his wife and mother in Waterbury Vermont. He claimed threats against others and aided by family member McCue, with a girl witness. State attorney orders commitment to Brattleboro asylum. funeral scheduled Friday.
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Fire at Concord furniture plant destroys building and stock
A morning blaze at L. H. Clough's furniture manufactory in Concord, New Hampshire, leveled the workshop and a large two story storehouse with stock. Loss estimated at $20,000 with insurance on main building and stock totaling $12,300. Several nearby structures sustained minor damage. Fire department remained on site until after 10 AM.
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